Anima

Anima began as a Figma plugin that exports designs to code and has grown into an AI app builder that starts from design context rather than a bare prompt. It turns a Figma file, a screenshot or mockup, a prompt, or a cloned live website into a working HTML or React app you can keep editing in its browser-based Playground and publish.

Key features

• Figma to code: generate responsive HTML or React from a Figma design, carrying over structure, assets and visual details, and copy results back into Figma as you iterate. The Figma plugin is the product's origin and still a main entry point.
• Buddy, a Figma agent: works inside Figma and imports images, HTML, Claude Design artifacts, Claude prototypes and websites as editable Figma layers.
• Website cloning: import several pages of a live site into one editable app with routes and navigation connected, including private sites through a Chrome extension.
• On-brand builds: import design-system components, match a brand from any URL, or use a Design.md file to keep output consistent.
• Code output choices: HTML with clean CSS, Tailwind or inline styles; React in TypeScript or JavaScript with your preferred UI library.
• Anima MCP and API: give coding agents access to Figma-to-code, design systems and project context. Anima's engine also runs inside Bolt.new and Replit.

Pricing

Freemium. The Free plan includes 5 chat messages in the AI Playground, 5 Figma imports or website clones, and 5 code generations in the Figma plugin; paid plans raise those limits. The Enterprise plan adds SSO, MFA and enterprise SLAs and starts at $500 a month, billed annually.

Who it is for

Designers who want their Figma work to become running software without a hand-off, and developers or AI coding agents that need an accurate front-end starting point from a design.